Wendy Griswold
2019-08-21 00:26:00 UTC
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Hi, cousins.
Just wondering if anyone has an idea of how I could get a photo of the
building that used to be at 336 E. Houston St. in NYC. It was torn
down before the tax photos were taken, unfortunately. There was a
jeweler, I believe by the name of Alter Gottlieb, who had a store in
that building. My grandparents lived there around the turn of the
century, 3 of their children were born there, it was the first stop
for many of the family members who came later. You know the song. It
would make a beautiful addition to the family history I'm trying to
pull together.
Thanks for any thoughts,
Wendy Griswold
Pittsfield MA
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Hi, cousins.
Just wondering if anyone has an idea of how I could get a photo of the
building that used to be at 336 E. Houston St. in NYC. It was torn
down before the tax photos were taken, unfortunately. There was a
jeweler, I believe by the name of Alter Gottlieb, who had a store in
that building. My grandparents lived there around the turn of the
century, 3 of their children were born there, it was the first stop
for many of the family members who came later. You know the song. It
would make a beautiful addition to the family history I'm trying to
pull together.
Thanks for any thoughts,
Wendy Griswold
Pittsfield MA
Searching: Zurawno: Blitz, Pfeiffer any spelling.
Nowy Sacz area: Einhorn, Wenzelberg, any spelling
Ekaterinoslaw area: Dwass, Garfinkel, any spellin
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The 39th IAJGS International Conference on Jewish Genealogy is now
history, but you can still enjoy the presentations by purchasing the
Fleetwood audio/video recordings (visit fleetwood.iajgs2019.org).
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